Hang a weight from the bottom

CA has a weird rule that if anything has a motor, it needs to be registered as a boat... so we wanted to do it by the books even though I'm fairly certain we would never get checked.

@@finandforage9607 Ya, dont poke DFW, haha.

Per Riffe's website, they use "spring stainless steel." The magnet isn't super strong but is definitely noticeable and in our opinion, a great feature.

That's not the common opinion of most folks. There's always something that works for someone, but if it has a common reputation with many folks, that's statistically not the way to go.

@@finandforage9607 but like you said it's a opinion not fact!!! I have had huge fish tear through a reef with my shaft and the shaft might have bent but not at the notches

@@thomaskitlica5572 In an industry like ours, when the majority experience an issue with a particular set up, I'd say it comes with some merit. Maybe not rock solid, but definitely worth consideration. I have no doubt they work. I've used 120s with 250# mono on tuna before out of necessity, it worked, but isn't recommendable.

DiveR.

Thank you! It was a great day!

@@finandforage9607 Yes it was a great day to catch two fish in the same shot

Thank you! Usually lings have more worms, so we keep rockfish sashimi to olives and blues. If no worms present, I'd use a lingcod too though. usually they are present.

@@finandforage9607 wow I haven't seen a lingcod with worms in its meat until now

Good eye! That's a emergency marker bouy. You fill it with air so boats/planes can spot you more easily if you get separated. While it poses a slight risk of tangling on kelp (just be mindful of it on the belt) it's a life saver if you get abandoned.

We were SOOOOOO pumped on the double! I've never seen one here on pole spear!

Thanks amigo! You should come up this way and we film a catch and cook the proper way!

Thank you kindly! We will definitely try!

This was in Monterey County :) Happy to discuss more about how or generally where to find the bigger lings, just not on a public platform... hope you understand :)

Thank you, it was a great day with many blessings!

It was a spectacular day to get back in the water! Minus some heavy surge, the conditions were epic!

Sorry to hear that.... Our strategy is usually don't start hunting until you find the school of blues then hunt below them. Sometimes the first 30 minutes are spent just swimming on the surface.

Hey There Peppo! The answer to that my friend is, yes. Feel free to shoot me a message!

Thank YOU! More in the works.

This was filmed all over from Coco to Samara :)

You know it! Wine or lemon works like a charm!